Other concerns: foundation integrity, A/C sizing, others unknown without more information.

I am looking to sell a portion of future expected rents at about a 9% yield to the buyer.

I get around the country to most major metro areas were I work and invest and nothing frankly compares to the hospitality and SAFETY of Portland for this size of city..

I think all Millennials should invest some portion of their money into RE.I personally don't have student loans but my business partner does (over $40k).

My question is, my home is giving me a tax break because of property taxes and a small portion that I use to work from home.

I am attracted to the BRRRR model -- it seems like an intelligent way to methodically build a good-sized portfolio by reinvesting my original equity over and over, but I also acknowledge that there's a lot to learn. 

What's your portfolio size Kris?  

In the past, it wasn't worth dealing with an aggressive tenant, so I just waited it out (after experiencing enough loss of sleep).What you might consider is offering the tenant a portion of their security deposit back on the day they hand over the keys (if there's no damage) instead of making them wait, in exchange for cooperation in showing the unit.

My lender counted my college experience for a portion of my work history.

It is roughly the same size as the DFW location so will be are most comparable office.Thanks,